Final results — 25 September 2026
Morocco legislative elections — 23 September 2026
On 25 September 2026, the Ministry of the Interior stated that the final results proclaimed by the provincial and regional counting commissions exactly match the general provisional results announced on 24 September. The distribution of all 395 seats is therefore unchanged.
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Final national results — confirmed 25 September 2026
On 25 September 2026, the Ministry of the Interior stated that the final results proclaimed by the provincial and regional counting commissions exactly match the general provisional results announced on 24 September. The distribution of all 395 seats is therefore unchanged.
Two turnout figures were published on 24 September: 38.02% at the close of voting, then 38.08% during the overnight provisional-results announcement. The 25 September communiqué confirms the seat distribution but does not resolve that difference, so e-services.ma keeps both figures with their context.
List representatives may follow voting, counting and tabulation, have observations entered in polling records and receive copies with the same evidential value as the originals. Eligible candidates may consult the records for eight full days under the conditions set by law.
Maroc.ma — 24/09/2026 ↗ · Maroc.ma — participation 38,02 % ↗ · Maroc.ma — procès-verbaux / polling records ↗
SNRT News — Ministry of the Interior communiqué, final results (25 September) ↗
Process status on 26 September 2026
The final national results were confirmed on 25 September 2026, with no change from the provisional distribution announced on 24 September. Detailed regional and constituency results should be integrated only when sufficiently complete institutional sources are available.
National results: FINAL · confirmed 25 September 2026
Nominations: national post-closing figures
The national post-closing report records 1,850 lists and 7,288 candidacies, more than 18 candidacies per seat. This includes 1,615 local lists / 5,505 local candidacies and 235 regional lists / 1,783 regional women candidates. Regional constituencies correspond to the 12 regions and are reserved for women candidates.
A total of 2,658 women are standing, representing 36.47% of all candidacies: 1,783 at regional level and 875 locally. 121 local lists are headed by a woman.
28 political formations took part in nominations, including a coalition created for these elections. Two local non-party lists, grouping five candidates, were also filed. 227 sitting parliamentarians are candidates: 204 male MPs, 20 female MPs and 3 councillors.
2026 electorate
The general electoral rolls finalized on 10 July 2026 contain 15,801,162 registered voters: 54% men and 46% women; 55% urban and 45% rural. Age distribution: 18–24 4%, 25–34 15%, 35–44 21%, 45–54 21%, 55–59 10%, and 60+ 29%.
Local authorities distribute notices identifying the polling station until 22 September 2026 at 18:00. This notice is not required to vote. The CNIE remains the official identity document required for the voter.
Election observation and integrity
The CNDH announced the mobilization of 3,006 observers, including 783 CNDH observers and 2,023 representing Moroccan associations. The Special Commission accredited 26 non-governmental associations and one national institution, as well as 30 international bodies and organizations.
The INPPLC calls on citizens and stakeholders to help prevent attacks on electoral integrity and to use legal and institutional reporting mechanisms when they hold reliable information. Its “Voter’s Guide for Integrity in Elections” covers voter rights, obligations and reporting mechanisms.
On 18 September, Morocco’s audiovisual regulator (HACA) briefed an election-observation mission from the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF) on audiovisual political pluralism, broadcasting time, fair media access and editorial neutrality. Social-media issues were also discussed.
HACA — meeting with the OIF mission (18 September) ↗
On 21 September, the CNDH announced that a League of Arab States mission would observe the election. According to the announcement, a preliminary statement is expected after polling, followed by a final report; neither was published as of 22 September.
Maroc.ma — League of Arab States observation mission (21 September) ↗
The observation deployment covers all 12 regions of the Kingdom. Around 200 international observers representing international and regional organisations and diplomatic missions were also announced within the accreditation framework.
Maroc.ma — observation / election observation ↗
Election disputes and integrity: first Public Prosecution overview
The Presidency of the Public Prosecution reported 93 election complaints registered with public prosecutors between 21 August and 15 September 2026; 92% had been the subject of a decision after review. The published breakdown lists 54 matters of a criminal nature and 39 matters not of a criminal nature.
For the digital sphere, 22 complaints linked to social networks, open broadcasting systems and information systems were registered over a separate period, from 31 August to 16 September 2026. These figures describe registered complaints and do not establish the guilt of any person concerned.
Maroc.ma / Presidency of the Public Prosecution — election complaints overview ↗
Election campaign: key rules
The campaign runs from 10 September to midnight on 22 September 2026. Official rules notably recall administrative neutrality, the ban on gifts or benefits intended to obtain votes or induce abstention, and the prohibition of violence, intimidation and threats. Campaign accounts must be filed within 90 days of the proclamation of results, electronically and in parallel on paper, under the review of the Court of Auditors.
Election information, social media and digital content
The 2026 framework addresses falsified content, false information and certain digital uses that may harm candidates, voters or the credibility of the electoral process. Article 51-bis of Organic Law No. 53.25 is cited in the institutional election dossier. e-services.ma summarizes these reference points without extending their legal interpretation and links back to institutional texts and sources.
Final national results — confirmed 25 September 2026
On 25 September 2026, the Ministry of the Interior stated that the final results proclaimed by the provincial and regional counting commissions exactly match the general provisional results announced on 24 September. The distribution of all 395 seats is therefore unchanged.
| Political formation | Final seats |
|---|---|
| PAM — Parti Authenticité et Modernité | 97 |
| RNI — Rassemblement National des Indépendants | 66 |
| PI — Parti de l’Istiqlal | 65 |
| PJD — Parti de la Justice et du Développement | 54 |
| MP — Mouvement Populaire | 29 |
| USFP — Union Socialiste des Forces Populaires | 26 |
| PPS — Parti du Progrès et du Socialisme | 19 |
| UC — Union Constitutionnelle | 17 |
| MDS — Mouvement Démocratique et Social | 8 |
| AG — Alliance de la Gauche | 8 |
| FFD — Front des Forces Démocratiques | 2 |
| PE — Parti de l’Équité | 2 |
| PND — Parti des Néo-Démocrates | 1 |
| PUD — Parti de l’Unité et de la Démocratie | 1 |
| Total | 395 |
The national distribution of all 395 seats is final at the provincial and regional counting stage announced by the Ministry of the Interior on 25 September 2026.
Final national results — confirmed 25 September 2026 →
Maroc.ma — 24/09/2026 ↗ · Maroc.ma — participation 38,02 % ↗ · Maroc.ma — procès-verbaux / polling records ↗
SNRT News — Ministry of the Interior communiqué, final results (25 September) ↗
Frequently asked questions
Have the 2026 legislative-election results been published?
Yes. On 25 September 2026, the Ministry of the Interior confirmed that the final results exactly match the general provisional distribution announced on 24 September.
Which turnout figure should be used?
Two turnout figures were published on 24 September: 38.02% at the close of voting, then 38.08% during the overnight provisional-results announcement. The 25 September communiqué confirms the seat distribution but does not resolve that difference, so e-services.ma keeps both figures with their context.
How could voters locate their polling station?
The Interior Ministry had recalled three methods: a free SMS to 2727 with the CNIE number, listeselectorales.ma, and the MonBV mobile application.
Where should results be verified?
Check Interior Ministry institutional publications and official portals first. e-services.ma is an independent directory, not an official results source.
Are these results final?
Yes. The Ministry of the Interior communiqué of 25 September 2026 states that the final results proclaimed by the provincial and regional commissions exactly match the general provisional results announced previously.
What is the first overview of election complaints?
The Presidency of the Public Prosecution reported 93 complaints registered from 21 August to 15 September 2026, with 92% having been the subject of a decision after review. A separate period, 31 August to 16 September, includes 22 complaints linked to the digital sphere.
Main institutional sources
- Maroc.ma — portail officiel des élections 2026 ↗
- Maroc.ma — bilan post-clôture des candidatures ↗
- Maroc.ma — corps électoral 2026 ↗
- Listes électorales ↗
- CNDH ↗
- INPPLC ↗
- Maroc.ma — campagne électorale et comptes ↗
- SNRT News — Ministry of the Interior communiqué, final results (25 September) ↗
- Maroc.ma / Presidency of the Public Prosecution — election complaints overview ↗
Editorial update: 26 September 2026.